Rabbits are a small mammal. Wild rabbits are usually around 20 – 50 cm long and weigh about 1.5 to 2kg. They live in groups and usually habitat in meadows, woodland, fields, forests. They generally live underground in burrows.
Rabbits are herbivores and feed on grass, leaves. Rabbits can be a nuisance, they breed rapidly and can damage grass areas and gardens by digging holes and feeding. There are certain times of the year in which treating rabbits is more effective.

Rabbits breed rapidly which is usually January to August, the gestation period is 4 weeks and they can have 2 – 4 litters per year generally giving birth to 3 – 6 young.
Rabbits can also conceive as little as 2 days after giving. birth.